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California Medical Marijuana Program (MMP)
The Medical Marijuana Program (MMP) has outlined the responsibilities for parties involved in applying for and holding a Medical Marijuana Identification Card (MMIC). These responsibilities are offered to applicants in order to assist the application process. Each set of responsibilities begins with a brief description or definition of the responsible party:
Applicant (Patient)
Primary Caregiver
Physician (MD or DO)
Legal Representative
Applicant (Patient) Responsibilities
Only patients or their legal representatives may apply for a card for themselves and/or their primary caregivers. Because of this, patients are also known as applicants. The patient or applicant is a person diagnosed with a serious medical condition for which the medical use of marijuana is appropriate. These serious medical conditions are: acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS); anorexia; arthritis; cachexia (wasting syndrome); cancer; chronic pain; glaucoma; migraine; persistent muscle spasms (i.e., spasms associated with multiple sclerosis); seizures (i.e., epileptic seizures); severe nausea; any other chronic or persistent medical condition that limits the ability of the patient to conduct one or more major life activities as defined in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, or if not alleviated, may cause serious harm to the patient's safety, physical, or mental health. As an applicant, it is your responsibility to ensure you meet these criteria before continuing with the application process. Your responsibilities are:
Residency
- You must be a resident of the county where you apply for the MMP.
- You must provide proof of residency when you submit your completed application.
- Proof of residency can be any of the following items: a California driver's license or Identification Card issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) listing your name and physical address within the county; a copy of last month's rent, mortgage, or utility bill listing your name and physical address within the county; or a DMV issued motor vehicle registration listing your name and physical address within the county.
- In the case of a minor applicant who is neither emancipated nor self-sufficient, and does not possess proof of county residence in his or her own name, any of the previously mentioned forms of residency evidence belonging to the parent or legal guardian is sufficient proof of residency, if they are residents of the same county.
Physicians Recommendation
- You must have a copy of written documentation contained in your medical records from your physician (medical doctor or osteopath) stating that you have a serious medical condition and that the medical use of marijuana is appropriate.
- Your physician may use the Written Documentation of Patient's Medical Records to satisfy this requirement.